I wouldn't use a wav file unless you absolutely had to for some reason. All the popular cd burning packages support mp3 nowadays and that seems to work fine. Plus it saves lots of hard drive space as well. a wav file of a 5 minute song is about 50 mb, whereas an mp3 of that same song is about 10 times smaller than that, at about 5 mb.




At 11:36 AM 5/23/2004, you wrote:

HI Cindy, it seems to me that you should be able to go into the prefferences and change what real 10 rips to. see if there is a wave to rip it to awav file. that way you can burn the CD and it will play in your sister's home or car stereo.

-- "Cynthia Handel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When I play a CD using Real 10, it asks if I want to save it to my library.
That's fine, and I often do.  But, it saves as MP4 and if I want to make a
copy of that CD for someone, it's MP4.  But, it won't play on older CD
players and my sister had to download Real 10 in order to play a CD I gave
her on her computer.  Is it possible to change the format to something which
can be played on most CD players?

Cindy


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